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Hey, I was wondering if there was a way to create a virtual webcam / audio device in C#.  I found this site called justin.tv that lets you stream media from a webcam live to the site, and people can watch and listen.  There's also a plugin to stream static video files from your harddrive called SeeToo.  There are a few programs out there that will simulate a webcam device readable by the streaming interface, but they either don't work how I want them to, or they don't work with Vista x64.  What I want to do is make a little app that will let me load up a windows media playlist and create a little picture with the album art and song title/artist/album, etc. then feed that to the streaming interface so I can stream the music live when I'm offline.

 

Since something like this has been done with other programs I know it's at least possible to make a virtual video device, but is it possible to do the same with an audio device?  And how would one go about doing something like that in C#?

 

So to wrap up, basically what I want to be able to do is load up a playlist of audio or video files and create a virtual video and audio device that the audio and video will play through.  If it's an audio file in the playlist, the program will get the album art and title/album/artist info and make that the video, if it's a video it will obviously just play the video.

 

Anyone able to help me out with this?

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